Montserrat is an ideal stop for yachts and other small craft, which can anchor safely at Little Bay in the North of the island. A number of yachts currently call into Montserrat, especially following Sailing Week in Antigua, which is held at the end of April/early May. While the yachting sector is still quite small, there is a huge potential for expansion, especially as there are plans to develop a yacht marina and new town at Little Bay. There is an EC$45 (about US$14) charge for all yacht arrivals at the port levied by the Port Authority. Customs makes no charge for attendance from Monday-Friday between the hours of 8am - 4pm. There is however a charge levied outside of those hours and on Public Holidays to cover staff overtime, this is set presently at EC$55  per hour with a minimum of EC$110 per call out.

The procedure for landing, as well the customs declaration form can be filled out at this website location www.eseaclear.com 

Sailing Trips from Antigua with OnDeck
The Antiguan-based company Ondeck can provide sailing charters to Montserrat on a 65-footer Farr Ocean Racing Yacht. The yacht departs Falmouth Harbour in Antigua, with the trip to Little Bay in Montserrat taking up to four hours. The return trip costs US$189.00 per person and ly flexible to allow passengers to stay longer in Montserrat or overnight.

For Reservations & Further Information:
Ondeck
Tel: (268) 562 6696
E-Mail: Antigua@ondeckoceanracing.com
Website: www.ondeckoceanracing.com/antigua/montserrat-adventure.htm